Thee

What do we mean by thee?

Used as the direct object of a verb. pronoun

Used as the indirect object of a verb. pronoun

Used as the object of a preposition. pronoun

Used in the nominative as well as the objective case, especially by members of the Society of Friends. pronoun

The objective case of thou.

Thy: as, where's thee manners ?

To thrive; prosper.

The form theech, from thee ich, is also found in the phrase so theech, so may I thrive; also so theek.

To thrive; to prosper. intransitive verb

The objective case of thou. See thou. pronoun

The name of the letter ⟨(⟩, which stands for the th sound IPA: /ð/ in Pitman shorthand. noun

Objective case of thou. pronoun

Thou. pronoun

To thrive; prosper. verb

To address (a person) using the pronoun thee.

To use the word thee.

An obnoxious spelling of the word "the" that has gained recent popularity in local music scenes. It is often used (seemingly pretentiously) in band names. Urban Dictionary

In modern times in northern england, mainly in the yorkshire counties, the word thee means the. it is mainly a regional dialect and can mostly be found in the Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham, and DONCASTER, areas of south yorkshire. Urban Dictionary

'Thee' means its the official one of something, and that its 'thee' original, rather than 'the' original. its a way of saying something is unique and is unike anything else. Urban Dictionary

When a person's thighs blend into their knees without any tapering. Urban Dictionary

1. The most extreme and sophisticated comeback in the Shakespearean language - also very impressive in the English context 2. When thee have to correct a loser using “you” enstead of “thee” Urban Dictionary

When a person's thigh meets there knee in a non-tapering fashion. Very gross and very unappealing. Urban Dictionary

Tercheesa's sister, also called "Fifi" (pronounced Fee Fee) Urban Dictionary

I shall bring thee a mighty army. More than one man for it be a gift for the King it would be for thou. Urban Dictionary

Most powerful comeback in the universe. Strongly overpowers no u in almost any situation. If this comeback is mentioned or even uttered, the power of gods will be bestowed upon the user. The ultimate rebuttal to end and, and all arguments. Urban Dictionary

A masterfully crafted response to any insult. While more creative than the traditional ‘no u’ but not requiring the intellect of the powerful ‘nobellium uranium’. Works especially well on thots. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to thee:
thee.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word thee:
didst, thy, thine, thou, hast, shalt, thyself, doth, unto, dost, hath, amen, hail, wilt, behold, zion, dear, mater, hymn, bless, alma, psalm, pray, nearer, sing, majesty, shall, blessings, praises, psychic, blessed, pledge, satan, heavenly, glory, sees, allah, mighty, poem, fare, our, praise, hearts, prophet, forget, blessing, god, anthem, holy, mercy, faithful, elephant, forever, michelle, garage, heaven, joy, devotion, eternal, loyalty, loyal, prayer, cry, lord, verse, jesus, infinite, let, christ, forth, spirit, chorus, hear, grace, tune, remember, sin, sung, dust, soul, unity, voices, eat, jerusalem, thanks, love, gospel, divine, faith, sweet, true, noble, truth, worship, till, silver, nor, orchestra, mine, ghost.

Words that rhyme with thee:
tree, be, sea, key, see, me, free, c, flee, hyperbole, tea, e, b, guarantee, d, bee, degree, foresee, pea, tv, reality, v, debris, lee, agree, t, fee, ski, oversee, p, decree, g, z, de, plea, idiosyncrasy, marquee, apogee, snee, three, quay, tee, we, wee, nee, glee, syncope, he, qi, gee, spree, pony, sunday, lea, referee, knee, pre, jubilee, pee, xi, flea, emcee, repartee, scree, kabuki, actuary, turnkey, dee, yee, ghee, cree, mi, partee, precis, hee, di, asap, ne, bourgeoisie, payee, calliope, cc, carefree, hawaii, trustee, guaranty, nestle, si, banshee, esprit, lessee, ac, marquis, ree, potpourri, she, machete, ve, indri, manatee.

Adjectives that are often used to describe thee:
nigh, bare, welcome, wrong, rest, weary, worthy, free, humble, glad, nearest, content, nearer, warm, round, awake, blind, worth, above, better, slight, dread, direct, beset, ignoble, unworthy, sure, made, correct, deceived, fear, past, afflicted, repentest, blessed, familiar, cruel, equal, due, betwixt, wisp, chief, corrupt, moat, bad, light, prompt, separate, subject, thank, praise, known, sorry, calm, front, deck, fair, clad, worthier, get, honored, wise, bless, blue, rid, gracious, exalted, plain, pleasing, willing, blest, unto, bereaved, shod.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective thee:
wells, breed, still, sis, uhs, ward, luke, sehs, well, rim, not, assyria, thou, mum, beginning, light, word, uhn, farewell, ter, lie, jee, eing, section, lin, ing, tuhs, last, zha, eez.

Consonant match to thee:
the, though, they, thou, thy, tho, thur, thao, thau, the a.

Words that sound like thee:
the, thee, thi, thie, though, they, thigh, thou, tho, thaw, thy, tha, thew, thay, thoe, thu, thao, thei, thau, thae, thaa, thoi, ttha, thw, xii, thv, three, these, theme, thief, ther, theif, thre, theo, thieve, ths, thea, thc, earthy, thur, thier, tht, thia, athy, thr, thies, thim, wth, thir, thes, athe, thn, theat, thebe, thien, -th, thees, theor, thiel, thijs, athey, thiem, thiele, theave, theel, athi, theed, tth, thieme, theow, thd, thiede, ethi, theke, thk, thewy, thf, thl, d, fee, dee, de, di, dea, awy, diy, ddy, aii, dhi, dih, aoi, -fy, dhy, aui, d.t, aih, ffi, aiea, aiee, de-.